végzéseiket

Végzéseiket is a Hungarian word that translates to "their completion," "their execution," or "their carrying out" in English. It is the possessive plural form of the noun "végzés," which itself denotes completion or execution. Therefore, "végzéseiket" specifically refers to the act of completing or executing something by multiple individuals or entities, and the "iket" suffix indicates that this completion or execution is the direct object of a verb.

The word is commonly used in legal and administrative contexts to refer to the fulfillment of judicial decisions, court orders, or official decrees. For instance, a sentence might discuss the "végzéseiket" of a court's rulings by the relevant authorities, meaning the actual implementation and enforcement of those rulings. It can also be applied more broadly to any situation where a group is responsible for finishing a task or project. The context in which "végzéseiket" appears will typically clarify the specific nature of what is being completed or executed. Its usage emphasizes the action of bringing something to a close or making it a reality.